If you were captivated by the grand, world-shaking events and the intricate interplay of nations and faiths in The Wandering Fire, you'll be swept away by The Lions of Al-Rassan. Kay weaves together the stories of Jehane, Rodrigo, and Ammar against the backdrop of a land inspired by medieval Spain, crafting an epic of love, loyalty, and fate that spans nations and changes the course of history.

If you enjoyed following Kim, Paul, Jennifer, and the rest of the Fionavar group as their personal journeys interwove and affected the fate of worlds, The Bone Season will pull you in with its richly diverse cast. Paige Mahoney and her allies are each vivid and complex, forming a memorable ensemble navigating peril, rebellion, and magic in a dystopian London.

If the Arthurian echoes, ancient mythic cycles, and legendary archetypes in The Wandering Fire resonated with you, you’ll be enchanted by The Once and Future King. White’s masterwork explores the legend of King Arthur with wit, poignancy, and a deep sense of wonder, bringing familiar myths to life in a new and emotionally powerful way.

If you were drawn to the richly imagined lands, deep histories, and complex societies of Fionavar, The Priory of the Orange Tree offers a fantasy world brimming with dragons, ancient prophecies, and intricate cultures. Shannon’s attention to detail and lore will immerse you in a setting as vivid and enchanting as any in Kay’s work.

If you cherished seeing characters like Dave, Kevin, and Jennifer grapple with personal flaws and rise to meet extraordinary challenges in The Wandering Fire, you’ll be moved by Cazaril’s journey in The Curse of Chalion. Bujold crafts a tale of growth, redemption, and resilience as her hero confronts both supernatural and deeply personal obstacles.